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, 1887-12-15

THE republican national committee
has issued its call for the national
convention and designated the usual
method of selecting delegates. From
the ring of the call it is evident that
the campaign of 1888 is to be regu-
lar torch light, brass band, whoop-up,
with determination on the part Of
republicans to win il such thing is
pOssible.
, 1887-12-15

Ir has been several times mentioned
that a special edition Of the REVIEW
would be issued on the 1st OF January.
The purpose CT this publication is TO
give general resume of the building
operations of the year, descriptive ar.
ticles on proposed new works. a record
, 1887-12-15

THE Harper trial in which no one
takes any interest, and yet is thought
sf sufficient importance by the asso-
ciated press to report in full, is drag
ging it's slow length along, with some
prospect, fortunately, OF ending in
time for the holidays.
, 1887-12-15

In this issue we publish brief
sketch of the members of the terri
torial legislature taken from tho Seat
tie Post. The article will be found
handy for the purpose OF reference.
, 1887-12-15
Admission Raised.

CINCINNATI, Dec. Elm the meeting Of
the American base ball club association to-
day resolution adopted raising the
admission rate from twenty-five to fifty
cents. A base ball reporters association ives
formed here to-day.
, 1887-12-15

bonds. cause as much OF them as necessary
to redeem outstanding notes to be sold at
public auction In New York. after thirty
days notice, or he may proceed In the prop.
er court tn collect such bonds as fast as they
mature, For any deficiency In the pro.
ceeds Of oil bonds when thus sold or col.
lected, the United States shall have u para.
mount lien upon all the associations
, 1887-12-15
Report Denied.

NEW YoRK, Dec. 0.-Both the president
and general manager OF the Western Union.
Telegraph company corroborate the state.
ment made in London to-day denying the
reported disagreement bet tween the Western
Union aud cable pool.
, 1887-12-15

COLUMBUS, o., Dec The sheriff Of
Lane county has asked the governor for
militia to quell threatened riot among
ore handlers ut Fairport. One hundred
men Of the 9th regiment of Cleveland have
been ordered to- hold themselves in readi-
ness to move tomorrow morning IL neces
saTy,
, 1887-12-15
Schooner Sunk.

LEwEs. Deleware. Dec. 9.-Captain Van
Eman, OF the coasting schooner Nellie q.
Jerrell, reports that las. evening the
Terrell was struck..by the steamer Algiers,
from New York FOR Galveston, and sunk
Immediately. The steward and two men
were lost.
, 1887-12-15
PEACE COMMISSIONERS.

The members Of the British peace COM
mission visited the room ofthe senate co M
mittee on foreign relations this morning
and each addressed the senator's, setting
oorth their views and purposes in connec-
hon with the plan nf settling international
controversies by arbitration.
, 1887-12-15

DuBLIn, Doc. 9.-Lord MOyor Sullivan,
now o prisoner in Tullamore Jail. has been
notified that he will be allowed to receive
visitors for two hours daily. provided he
promises that no documents shall pass
between himself and visitors, Sullivan
says he will accept the concession II II does
not emenate from Balfour.
, 1887-12-15
IRELAND.


DUBLIN. Dec. 0.-The monument to the
Manchester martyrs was unveiled at Liner
ick tonight. The police were surprised
and did not interfere. Six thousand per-
sons were present.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-15

1nnAag spsnzne Mayor G.uffh prenens-
e vsrc4lig eer1sin chnrcus seainsl
Ezrskal Bens SD asksd far 40 inses
fiEstion. AZ adionrned meetfar y 8
o1dsre1 tef Iuez1ag srsnine. uhsn ths
Mayors charge was PIT u writing. o.
motio1 he C1nncil pcsfponed further
iugssti11fiu1 1u1i1 this Wednesday
eEsninR. when Marshal Bona viii b
prepared 10 make q defense. M. Bans
e RudnR % BE- rsmoEsa from uEHae.
That seems 70 Be settled faes already.
On eompIzinf It Csnsiable Hsnssh,
Il Easi Yaneoaver, Rev. J. r Thomp-
s1n wes arrested % Tuesday Inst and
bsonahf befsrn Justice Toassaink ckaKa-
ID With al attempts 70 provoke an a.
sanlt. A ehaaae 81 venue 20 Justice
6mi1h's cozKt was asked and Rranfad,
and ca Friday th8 accused wns tried be-
fsre inry Of six. EuRena Semple was
engaged for the prosecution, and ~ II.
BloomGsld and judge Stewart appeared
for tie defenes. The Jury brought q
verdict Of not guilty and taxed the costs
% the eompiaininR wilness.- Fazeosesv
Register.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-15

HI BOSE HAKxwICK THoKPE.
A ball Of 6rs suspended
Lev Ger q molten saa
Infinite glory blended
Lest In eternity.
A vivid crimson palin9
With peneillinRs OF geld;
A white cloud edward sailing,
Foam billows. fold on fold.
A quiv'9ine, radiant rapture;
Red torches flaming high
A thousand waves that capture
Paie rose tists from the shy.
A lesser glory blending
With blue, more family bloc ;
A rosy light ascending
To pierce all distance through.
Communicating tinfs grow fainter;
A dim dre barEinR low
Al, never skill Of painter
Dan mix the eoIors 20.
A meiloWed beauty fingers;
A curtain, pearly gray,
Is drawn By unseen fingers
Across The face Of day.
Gone the resplendsnt wonder;
Gods glory passed away,
We stand tie gray sky under,
Beside q eea Of gray,
And Sigh because ffe's story,
Like sunsets 6eesing kiss.
Tells tales Of transient glory.
Lost rapture. vanished bliss..
-Byooklgs 1agasfns
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-15


Raperts WesN caFsenl Al Vienna tAat
kmeeFes William i IN = very Weak eea-
dftion.
TIE RFlsish tsoeps il lnaia Ell, h
Nrmea With FeeeaiSnz tides ana sAs
Martini rides vii be taFned eseF d tAs
Neyp0ya
A teteefam from SeWanaa. TaanesSpa,
announces tke aeAah tAsrs Sazaay
n1egnina % zee RtSAa Rax. W.llsSa,
MeseeE 0fesa. fss tAa pass terty vesFs
ellhoP e Tie EeisSspAl akoeess 4
niealtsieel
TIE NeW NoRk I.aneaAarsreeas
uaaea have zsesaea naa b rNaasa =
verb except a an inensased tkte ~ rav.
Toe momhesa - the Unt0a exptess
gRaAa ale4axi - tAe managers wAa "a
them inta he laaa tfUissess stktka
Whea nisxAreA Dissolved ne RsieA
alaR tne seolAlisea q Neu fozk aset An.l
preaalzaa - ea,leci eixaac fos tie slse
6en sxpeassa e tAs tuepsy, nss SsslAl.
~ nenlhele % tAe elarmAn laess Asiss
haay, 1o-aax - sam wAa 60 ever "a
NS0e mara.
CAaRaea caoaA II SaAiminessslsla.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-15

Mr.. d. L Wileoxson, Of Horse Cave
XIV. says be was for many years badly
afflicted with Phthisic. alss Diabetes;
the pains we're almost unenduFabls,
and would sometimes almost throw him
into convulsions. He tried Electric
Bitters and got relief from first bottle.
aud after taxing sir bottles was entirely
cure :. and had gained in Hash eighteen
pounds. Says he positively believes b
would have died had it not been fol-
she relief afforded By Electric Bittsrs
Seld at 80 cents bottle By A. B. STEW.
An. se5 du
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-15

New Orleans Timss Democrat.
BY the census Of 1850 there vas as
isI males Of voting age In louisiana, Of
whom liS SaA, or Bl.a peF cent. could
write their nanes, while t09, $50, or sT6.
per cent. made their mara. OF coarse she
greater portion Of these illifsraaes we're
amons the negroes. over 70 per esnt, OF
foar-afth 81 that raea being unable 10
wFitei but The nanhef Of white iliissr-
Aaes Was TAR teo laRss. 1887, Is PEI
eent, OF more than ene-seventA Of the
total white votfng population.
Sin years have rolled ~ since then.
The state has made many eaaFts ta
i'm prove ita acAoola. and has expended
al d eoald Tor them. Yet what Il the
condition of The votsrs todAy9 by tAs re-
port 81 ths Secretary 81 State their nun
Der has tsefeAsed - ~ ~. ah0at eQaa
20 the iacreass az popalation 10 she
stale, the improvement being aboui
eqaaily divided Between TIE whites and
neeresA Bal whsn we come ta litaraey
and ilissxaey wa hnd thai there has
been aotaal movsment Eastward.
OF The voting paCuiatioa Of the State
n $50 . majority soald write fAsis
NAMES, today . majority are unable q
do -. fhe unmheF % lilitersta sotsrs
has gfosa fren io2.S2 in 1850 10 IL, =
al % iS>i fAa aanbsE vAo san uht9s
has aclaAily fallen frSm 1885 b 10N-
a. The youtAa growing up In L.oa-
isiasA aRd heeS@ing voters are CROWNS
40 IN iSncgaRos and nliteKacy. TIE
echc0ls are not onls eBAhle 10 make
any impressiea ca The illiaeracy 10 this
state. bat eansoe even kesp 40 9Th Il.
Asd Ne are eoneeQaeatly drifting bash
WArd.
Here IA the relative saAndinR q illis-
eFaey II iSso and 1875
FS9. tSSs.
fereeDtA1e Of tliiseraas white
NeeNfa- 49,. - sss.-.lAk ~
fNtcentAee az ulitsFAia sctorsd
Net1fsa $40 s~s- ssss.s -z....lsSl.4 -
feresassSe 81 iiliterrte voters
90 hcth rAces..s.ss....... as Sal
We eoaid stfn eaAst In $50 thai .
majority q ne voters ef the state we're
Abe 30 Rad and write. that iatsliizease
sss "a = majority. Nat - can make tbs
eeasl ne ioaeer. lliitsraey "A IN an
eh@claae majority AZ ths haltet-bax, ana
rooFN thAn bali The voters who 40 - the
palis Are unaeie 10 sell fsom their tieA-
ess fes Ueom they are npting.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-15

KME nE4IGMTEEk Kzog1D EaxArEtE
nyF1p q EtEs q q Enuet agreeable ana
vzluab,s family rernsdy, as 4 h eszlly
saken - Cd and younR. and i praupt
and elective II curing HaoftuAl goa-
stipat1on and the many ills dspendinE
On veal or inaeziTe condition Of tie
kAdnsys. Liver and Bowels. Il aets
aen1lys strenQ9hening the organs On
wbinh Il ncts and awakens them 70 8
healthy activity For zaie By A. b.
Stewart q Co, Seaikle, w. Il. DIV
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-15

san EAASczsca, Fsh. -SAiiea-Shis
IeYsallAnt. foF Pert RlAksIv.
foSr tcsNsESn. FEB iA--AFrfxesR-
NeswaefaH clip Narass jesnsn Aussra.
ian ahipa NAliey Fates, Prussia. NJ
soAe, SAlsseaxy, lSanhae AAFka AtNl.n.
q. OtsEo eAFkeetines RaaFlexss. ~.
1oA. Jane A fAikeahsre. n X Ham
bros y. 4. Moves. NoFth STAR ssA&sa
nefs CempeSE. OeDet. SA3is =, CAller
f0sf teSSSHSo. FeA lA--ArFixess-
Rafk Skmoasa.
NNAa RAx, Fsh. ll-CsAr. RssA
nostseast wanA
tNoRr ns~eoxNAH, FsA. iA- Salaea-
SoAeeneE ieAhsa
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-15
DoN,F KxPRRlWKNr

Ice eAnnoe aaord 20 Vase tinae h
sxperinsGtlaz vksa scar lan1s are il
danger. C0asamPtio1 always seeuS q
first, Only . ed. Do nst peFmla any
dsaisF 10 impass ares yos With some
eAsap imitAtian Of Dr. kin9's Nsw Dis
cswsFy fog Gsnsamptioa. ConRhs ana
Colds. bat os slre zee ges the Renuins.
Bceaaas be en- uAke more pFaat be
may tea yea ke hAs so1sekin1 izsf a.
gosa. o. iase he sana Do1ros D.
cslNea sat tzEssa apea Rss1ia9 Dr..
kingAs Nss Discovery, uAlch - gaAranr
tsed ~ give nelsSf IN al rhruas. Iane
ana Cosst k9ee4ao1AA Trial eestass frss
a. A. b SxHwkRxA as5 ~
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-15

Take internally frozn Eve 70 ten draps
Of Dalhys PrsphyiAetie Flnid IN ~
blespocnful Of watex every hour or fwo
till Improvement TAKES place. There -
no danger IN taking more Of Il and more
frtq1ently II occasion requires. In
ehBonic cases. az when the stomach re-
fuses 20 retain anything elsR. use isiee-
tions Of the Fluid and water. We have
never known case that did not readily
yield 10 such treatment, and it saved
the lives Of many.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-15
RICkIKN,a ARNlrA AAKYn.

Ths Bed SAivs IN The world for Cats
REuissA. Soress UleeFs. Sali Rhsam, Pc
Yer sorsA Ts1esr. Chsppea Hands. Ch1-
hlAtnA Germs sza Al Skia Erupsiuns,
and positively sarss Pilss o. no pay
rsquire4 Il y g1Ar4ntssd - give per-
fecf sattzfAc4tan. O. naoney refun3s9.
frics - GENTS per bar Fer sAls b. A.
b SxxwAHx. A
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-15

TAs -cENTEMERI~ d Ne maus pop-
alar hid gaass IN Ansriss, Si.aS FOE Sss
eusea1& tlS0 sor stEhs s1ssoaa Tksy
ars Tar e~isu - pFisa Ct any eshsr
seanllArd aaksF, sd foE a. an1 5axa-
h4lity Are aRexsallsa Ths abops are ~
tail pricss - xzsxs b ast sod a. Rhoss-
SALE ~ SCHWARACHEk RROSf. AIS
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-15
BIDS SOLICITED.

THE BOARD oF COUNTY CoMNIs.
u siozsrs for King Coantys VT solirii
sealea prOpcsais ter services e. Tenrer Il
TIE D1W1mlsh draw hridze for . persod %
o1e year trom April Izts iss7. The person
euployed 20 have the ne II the one acre
lract q ] nd adicin1ng the bridze. oBnss
% the eo1nty. and The bull 4inRa kkere0a
Bios 10 b. proReTiy marked and Gied n
thia once before 10 o'clock q. N Of Reh-
ruAry i5sh fSsT. The Boar9 reserves TIE
right 70 refect AR and al 1laA. b araer
q TIE Beard q e. HARRIS.
CeuutY AuSitur.
Dated Aaal10r's C@ee. sesfEis. Fssrn-
arg sth. isG. fe2aw
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-15
The Bellingham Bay Railway
and Navigation Company

SEATTLK. W.T.. Jan. Il. isr.
NOTICE Is HMRRBY CIV N thai
~ the prlHelpAl mnd head sffIne a as
company has 6eea nemoTed from The city
ard co1s y of v hascon n tbs FezFzforJI.
% TIE CITY q Seafste and coEzxy a E1zx.
tAerein. BYcrdez * The Baar1 q I rustse.s.
fs1s9wlm ". h FoRK EST. seer 10y.
IN THE PROBATE COURT OF KING
Il Co1nrF. W&ahi1ztnn ferxitar~.
In tAs matted e. the estate a. JaEses d
Hzury. dmceANn1
Nosacs - ksEsAg Eivsn thaa tm pz-sz-
Mace o. a. arter day made ~ tAe 35ove
entltlnd Cart. ] NJ On Sas1rfMF. Fek-
r1Ary -, Isl 8 TIE horr q ~ oes8ck
. N. o1eE fsr saze - p9h1e 1zrtlea. %
the hlEAe1E bse4sr for easA. - ny pzane
q e1znea - III s<rese n sAe Cfxs q
Se1ztteI n sd cuxzsy. Al a. the soock II
srH1a q tAs SID 5AMss d. Hasxy. ee-
$4,000. c1AstStz< - c1xNEa. G hacen.
pReA 2n4 s1eA ether eztk1sns - R4Y -
eantxtnea N SD Hanek
4.1minir erAtcR q TIE ssaat4 e JMmes D.
EnMrg, deceRssa. esR1
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-15

AAaaeE NaAela sAys thsre uill - 10
"a eal he = gastfn1 oat - Rzn All
- sA@A kxsa kAissFs are usissaken
se1aeisGsa. -. Fss@5 Fsaassr Nr1ss,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-15
NlVlL AFFAIRS.

The Need Of an American
Navy Discussed IN
the senate.
Riddlebergsr stigmatizes
the Senate a. the
House Of Lords.
Disagreement on the Senate
Bin ForfsitinR Northern
Pacific Railroad Lands.
Dsiph Rises . Kxplaia-Ths Eads Ts-
haantspss BllI-senator camsros
Aavosates shs Naval BEIIs-Na
marous Impsrtsnt Matters
Brpngktte TIE Attsstios
u ths House.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-15
WA CHONG 3 C0..
AN EXTRAORDINARY oFFER.
To An VVanIiag Implement.

We want Live. EnsrRagic and eapabie Agent
in every county in the United StAiss and Can
ada. to sell patenf article Of graf merit. o.
rs AKErTs. AZ azsieie having large sale, pay
ing over loo per cent PR a.. having ne eompe-
tition, and on which The agent h proteckss IN
the exclusive sale By DEED given for each and
every county be mag secure fr0m ns. VITA Al
these advantages 70 eur sgents and the faet that
Il u - srTicle that can Be sold 70 every he1se-
avoer. Il migst ret b Necessary 70 Enake ~
-ExrRAoaDTNAKY eFFEk' % secure God agents
q once. but We have coneluded 70 make 4 b
show, nos only eur eonfd-uce In the merits 81
our inventions. bat In les STABILITY b any ssent
q a will handle Is with energy. Our Agents
now a. work are 2aktng from $3.50 10 500 a
moath clear and this fact males Il a1fe foF n h.
make cur efer 70 al who are cut 0f smploy.
ment Any AGENT tAas viii five our business :
thifty days trtal AID fail 70 clear a Least 500
N thts time. ABovE AlL1xRHNsES can ret1rn
~ goois nnspld - u and se vii rsfaad tie
noney paid fer them. Any sgout sr Ra1sFai
ageut Who would Ike Ten Or mors counties and
work them shrcuRh sab agsr t. for ninety Gays
and fA4l % clear - LEASE $50 ks0vK All *
RHSsEs. can rsSnrn AL uascld and gst Eas2r
money hack No o. her enHpicyeF cf scents ever
lard % naake sasn sGsFs. nor would Ne q vs
did not know aAatWe hAge agents new making
u1ere tna= doaotf Ne Anolnf ue gua<antse1
aad tut TO saies . aay wsuid give pre6t 81
sver tt15a a nIA. And thAi enc 81 ear ssents
--os e1ghneen eroera - ons dsy. 0ur larSs d
acripefve elrsulAFs explal1 ear Gar faiiy, aud
ihese - wi1h - eend - eSsryone s1t q era-
Pi0yme1t who vii sud ~ thres oae een1
stanps Tor pe&rags. Sezd as snce aad seszFs
The AGENCY IN sizas for the bo0n. and - b w1r<
On TIE ternas nAnaed "a cur exkraard4nmry aG-x
We would Ike 70 have The address q Al khs
a. ntes seWing nscAise soiicflars and ezrpen-
tsrs n ne csuEeEy. Ana ask anJ reA9sr II his
p4per we rso1s tAzs ei1er. 70 se1d rs e 01ce
sc nnrne and 49, - Al sInrh tkav knaa
Aed,ezs a. e1ee. er yoa Win isse The best ehanes
ever oH8ef - thoss ont q euploynsnt ss
meks Da1sT. kxzs<En MAsUTAcxuzssa CO,
aS~51 lfa snErk aald S.. PaashuER. Pa
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-15
BIDS SOLICITED.

THE BOARD or COUNTY CON-
i missioHers for King County. ". T.,
solicit sealed proposals for medical and
SUI gical attendance and medisines. % be
furnished the prisoners cenflned in the
county jail during the q rm OF one year
from the date Of contract.
Bids 20 b. properly marked and h2ea
In this once before 10 O'Clock Q. m. ct
February, 1857. The Board reserves the
right to reject any and all bids. ny order
Of the Board 8. G. HARRIS
County Auditor.
Dated Auditors Office. seattie. FebFu-
airy ssh. 1857. fs9dw
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-15

HAVING PURCHASED THE EU-
4 rekA Restaurant and Bakery we VIII
conduct the hazlneas In aEstclns9 style.
Oysfcrs in ever style. andmeals served
70 order af ell houra
Regular meals 8 cent?. Board ~ most
reasonable rates.
A fun line Of fresh Bread. Cakes and
Confectionery always On hand
ID. & X n. MUNRO.
fem FuEEMariy az SeAktla RaNfanrant.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1887-10-27

COUNTY OF PICNENe.
3Ea { 0tsWG ofG '0aGGgaR,ozA Eofcl,s


RY VIRTUE of sunlry Execution
-" to mo dirc"trd and lodged in
ny oti:rH, I will acIl TO tho high
e;@ bidder ut Pic&"ns g. IT,, during the
legal hours oG sale on Sale Dnv IN Novcn~
hnl, 1897. lho following Goscribod RIGAE.
ESTATE, to wr:
ALL tiat lot or parcel OF land lying in
the town of IiTHlcy Oh Table Eoch street,
hnuWn rs 1Irt No. 8 in the Dlnt of Ellison
Snyth, fronting 9I feet on Table Rock
%'E"oh and running back 10 feet, n,l
Joining iu,F no. 5 and 10. and lot Of Gig
n>'.Il: on tn" back. Levied on as the
property "' ?. \. and r.. j. O%nbcy
ut& "nit "f J. G. Frost q; nj.
|,'Ij At tho risk Of fnrmnr putchasc1
TNf}lS NA1H-P1r,hasrr to pa
for papers nud for recording the samo
ct I3,~At i. 4. KI(EiET e.r.o.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1887-10-27
Notice Of FinaI Settlement
State 0R South Car Diana.
County of Picllens.

y cFIrE is her by given t! at VIC will,
Y a ply t.. B Ncwb ry, Judge of /,
i''r'Latc for ickcms Comfy, South rar0-.
IL y on the 2GtG Of Nov cmhrr KeXt for
Leave to make a Fla S,u cment in the,
- Wr Chnrl Roper, de citsCd, and ask
L. he discharged as Administrators
IEoMN Il. PWuE d MAEGAGET Roper
0ot. 10, 1881. = hGLHnig'yat fsJ
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1887-10-27
Cotton Seed Wanted!

NNTE WILL PAY BHc PER BUSUEL
W Of (33 p1mds) for good dry sound
Cotton seed, an tue highest sh mar
ket price for Seed C1tton.
}. II BR ,WE & co,
oct 90 1897 Li11rty, :. =.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1887-10-27

4 CCItMATED, hm'l"at AID most pro
Il ductivc variety for our climate.
Free from nil roXious growthS, and
guaranteed nurc. Irlce 500 pcr bush
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or. Address, y. x. NORRIS.
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A IL persons ara hereby warned not to
IA cut timber, or in any way trcspaas
npon my land in Pumpkintown Town
ship. Hereafter trcspasscrs will be
prosecuted to the extent Of the law.
Oct. u, 81 SIMEON T.. BURGIg,r.
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NOTICE.
w. w. TAGGART,
vs..
Benson. Chandler, Thorn
MS d. Co

w. w. IAGGART,
vs..
Benson. Chandler, Thorn
as u Co.
In Justices Court.
Lincoln County, Territory
OF New Mexico.
THE said defendants, Benson. Chond
Ter, Thomas & Co., co-par,ncrs. are here.
ny notified That q SUIT in assump,it has
been commenced against them in justices
Court for the Sth precinct Of the County
OF Lincoln, Territory Of New Mexico. bv
said plaintiff, w. ", Taggart, damages
claimed sos 80 and thar their property
has been attached; that unless the defend
ants entcrth their appearance i'm sand suit on
or before July 18th, 1851, Judgment by de
tauit therein will be rendered against
them, and the property so attached sold
to satisfy the same.
~ j. +. c. LANGsTON, Constable.